Kohi Click Test
The click speed test Minecraft PvP players know as the Kohi test. Pick a length and start clicking in the blue box.
- Time left
- 10.0
- Clicks
- 0
- Clicks / sec
- 0.0
- Your best
- -
0 CPS
What Is the Kohi Click Test?
The Kohi click test is a clicks-per-second test named after Kohi, a Minecraft PvP server that was popular with competitive players. On servers like it, faster clicking meant more hits, so players tested and compared their CPS between fights. The name stuck, and “Kohi click test” is still what many PvP players search for.
It works like any CPS test: click as many times as you can before the time runs out, and your total is divided by the number of seconds.
How Much CPS Matters in Minecraft PvP
It depends on the version. In 1.8-style PvP, which most PvP servers still use, there’s no attack cooldown, so higher CPS means more hits and more knockback on your opponent. That’s why PvP players care about their score.
In Java Edition 1.9 and later, weapons have a cooldown, and clicking faster than it doesn’t add damage. Timing matters more than raw speed there. Our Minecraft guide covers the cooldown in detail.
What’s a Good CPS for PvP?
| CPS | In PvP terms |
|---|---|
| Under 6 | Casual clicking |
| 6-8 | Normal for most players |
| 8-10 | Solid for PvP |
| 10-14 | Competitive, usually jitter clicking |
| 14+ | Butterfly or drag clicking territory |
Many servers cap how many clicks per second they accept, and some treat very high, very regular CPS as a sign of a macro. Check your server’s rules before you use butterfly or drag clicking there.
How to Raise Your Kohi Score
- Learn jitter clicking. It’s the usual jump from normal speed to 10+ CPS. Practise on the jitter click test.
- Try butterfly clicking if your server allows it. See the butterfly click test.
- Practise in short sets. A few 10 second runs a day beat one long session.
- Keep aiming. In a real fight, CPS only helps if you still hit the other player.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called the Kohi click test?
It’s named after Kohi, a Minecraft PvP server where players compared their click speeds. The test itself is a normal CPS test.
What is a good Kohi CPS?
8 to 10 CPS is solid for PvP. 10 or more is competitive, and usually takes jitter clicking.
How long should I test for?
10 seconds is a good balance of speed and stamina. Use 5 seconds for pure speed, or the 30 second test to see how long you can keep it up.
Can I use an auto clicker in PvP?
Almost every PvP server bans it, and anti-cheat looks for machine-steady clicking. Keep auto clickers for AFK farms where the server allows them.
All Click Tests
- CPS Test Pick 1 to 60 seconds
- 1 Second CPS Test One all-out burst
- 5 Second CPS Test The standard test
- 10 Second CPS Test Speed and stamina
- 30 Second CPS Test Clicking stamina
- 60 Second CPS Test Clicks per minute
- Auto Clicker Test Real speed of your auto clicker
- Jitter Click Test Test your jitter clicking
- Butterfly Click Test Two fingers, one button
- Spacebar Counter Space bar presses per second
- Right Click Test Right mouse button speed
- Drag Click Test How high can drag clicking go?
- Double Click Test Check your mouse for double clicks
- Scroll Test Mouse wheel scrolls per second
- Reaction Time Test How fast are your reflexes?
Want a higher score? Read How to Click Faster: jitter, butterfly and drag clicking step by step, plus a daily practice routine.